Why a Comprehensive Well-Being Strategy Is a Business Imperative, and How to Make It So
Most employees worldwide are performing below their potential because they aren't engaged—imagine what that does to an organization's bottom line. Business leaders are recognizing that the costs of unsustainable workforce practices are growing, while healthy workplaces have a significant impact on business results. Companies need precise, timely, detailed information about what employees really need and want in order to make the right investments to engage a diverse, demanding, dynamic workforce. This lively session explains how integrating the latest scientific findings and technological innovations can help improve the employee experience and increase health, well-being, engagement and, ultimately, performance.
Learning Objectives:
- The latest research findings in organizational well-being culture and individual employee well-being.
- How intelligent technologies (e.g., machine learning) can proactively deliver to employees personalized well-being recommendations and support.
- How to integrate employee well-being into your human capital management practices, to build a strong and positive well-being culture.
- How well-being is best integrated into your organization's people strategy.
- How to assess the maturity of your organization's well-being culture and change readiness , which will inform your well-being strategy.
Autumn Krauss
Dr. Autumn Krauss is a Principal Scientist in SAP SuccessFactors’ Human Capital Management Research Team. In her role, she provides scientific support to SAP’s Well-being at Work Initiative focused on operationalizing a culture of well-being and purpose in organizations to enrich the employee experience and drive peak performance.
Previously, Autumn was the Chief Scientist at a global management consulting firm focused on well-being culture transformations. Her research programs have been funded by the SHRM Foundation, the CDC, and NIOSH, and she serves on the External Advisory Committee for the Total Worker Health Center of Excellence at the University of Colorado.